Watch Out, Michigan! The New GOP Election Rigging Plan’s Coming
Michigan’s new Republican Party chair wants to change state electoral college rules so the GOP can override the popular vote in the next presidential election.
Read more ›Michigan’s new Republican Party chair wants to change state electoral college rules so the GOP can override the popular vote in the next presidential election.
Read more ›A close friend and major donor has confirmed the former senator and Secretary of State will throw her hat in the ring for the 2016 presidential election.
Read more ›Even Republicans are starting to get a bad taste in their mouth about the backlash over the GOP’s plan to steal all future elections in the Old Dominion.
Read more ›Why bother trying to win the popular vote when the RedMaps strategy makes rigging elections so easy?
Read more ›‘Crazy Eyes’ biting off more than she can chew, an electoral map covered in ‘Santorum,’ Mittens packing fudge, Trump’s hell toupee, and other unforgettable images from Election 2012.
Read more ›The mock election is considered the largest nationwide of high school students and has correctly predicted the winner in five of the last six presidential elections.
Read more ›Cenk Uygur, from Current TV, joins David to discuss the 2012 Presidential election, latest polling, and much more.
Read more ›John Sununu plays the race card because you know how those blacks stick together…
Read more ›How much of a role do stereotypes of masculinity play in the election?
Read more ›Pat Robinson, sounding more like a four year old than an octogenarian, said that he has spent the last week asking God who the next President would be, and God told him, but it’s a secret.
Read more ›Here is the definition of PIPE DREAM: a fantastic hope or plan that is generally regarded as being nearly impossible to achieve, originating in the 19th century as an allusion to the dreams experienced by smokers of opium pipes.
Read more ›The Republican field of Presidential candidates is here. When listening to the media, only two stand out as the possible nominee, Mitt Romney and Rick Perry. Most conventional wisdom says that Perry isn’t a real threat. In the end, he’s too stupid to win with more moderate voters.
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